Rabbi's Tisch
Dinner & Discussion
On the second Friday of each month, join your CST family at the Rabbi’s Tisch (table) in lieu of regular Friday night Shabbat Services.
Come at 6:15 PM to start with Kiddush and a catered communal dinner (suggested $18 donation). Or gather around a tisch at 7:00 PM for light refreshments, Shabbat blessings and prayers (including Kaddish), and the special program (no charge).
Please note that during the pandemic, tisches are VIRTUAL only and no food will be served.
Upcoming Rabbi's Tisches
All Events
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Friday ,
FebFebruary 12 , 2021Virtual Rabbi's Tisch with Michael Nagler
Friday, Feb 12th 6:15p to 7:30p
Following on his film, The Third Harmony,” this presentation by nonviolence scholar Michael Nagler will open the window for us onto the inspiring developments in nonviolence theory and practice that have emerged over the last thirty or so years. -
Friday ,
MarMarch 12 , 2021Virtual Rabbi's Tisch with Dr. Rachel Havrelock
Friday, Mar 12th 6:15p to 8:00p
Water distribution has sustained the State of Israel and exacerbated its conflicts. This talk will assess the current water situation in Israel, explain its historical roots, and propose ways in which water management could support a new peace movement. -
Friday ,
AprApril 9 , 2021Virtual Rabbi's Tisch with Barbara Morrill, PhD
Friday, Apr 9th 6:15p to 8:00p
This exploration will offer a contemporary yet ancient perspective that tracks Etty Hillesum's own radical evolution of consciousness, in a treacherous time in European history that we glimpse in Etty’s two and a half year diary that is a mere 'moment' in time, that is, indeed, timeless. -
Friday ,
MayMay 14 , 2021Virtual - Rabbi's Tisch with Naama Haviv
Friday, May 14th 6:15p to 7:30p
This Is Hunger: Facilitated by MAZON’s Naama Haviv, Director of Community Engagement, we’ll engage with This Is Hunger, a digital exhibit experience centered on six individuals’ stories of food insecurity, featuring images by renowned photographer and documentarian Barbara Grover.
Tue, January 26 2021 13 Sh'vat 5781